hahabogus wrote:

> "Nancy Young" > wrote in
> :
>
> > Gregory Morrow wrote:
> >
> >> Dirty baskets really bug me. I mean how hard is to hose them down
> >> with some sanitiser and water every day or so...???
> >
> > I think on some level I've been noticing them be grimier by
> > the visit.
> >
> >> [the grottiest thing to me is touching bus rails, etc. when I ride
> >> the bus, YUCK...!!!]
> >
> > Amazing how I can hold myself upright on public transporation
> > without using my hands. I also push elevator buttons, etc, with
> > my knuckles.
> >
> >> And like others here have mentioned, everything possible gets
> >> cleansed when I get home. I have a sink of hot water with ammonia to
> >> dunk some stuff in, then rinse off. I also have a spray container of
> >> hydrogen peroxide...cans get sprayed 'n wiped, etc.
> >
> > You are much cleaner than I am.
> >
> > nancy
>
> Is this a female thing?


Nope...


> My ex wouldn't shop in some stores...said the store smelled or the floor
> was dirty. I never even noticed. But her personal cleanliness quota is
> suspect as she cleaned the house one room a week and we had 2 kids. And
> if there was a possibility of buying meat, she'd send me alone as the
> butcher store smelled funny, yeah it did, it smelled of a strong
> disinfectant solution.
>
> Handrails on a bus unless coated with blood or snot are just fine...the
> buses get hosed out every night.


Here in Chicago they are "shooting" to get buses completely cleaned, e.g.
with hose - downs every two weeks...considering the inefficiency of the CTA
that *may* happen about c. 2015.

Otherwise they just sweep out the most egregrious trash every day or so.
The buses here are generally filthy...as are the L cars.



> When required I will sit on a toilet seat.


AAIIEE.........!!!!!!!!!!

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Best
Greg